Two Tone Taffeta Fabric – 100 Yard Roll, 60" Wide

EOVEA two tone taffeta fabric is a silky, non-stretch, 100% polyester fabric sold by the 100-yard roll. At 60 inches wide, it offers a lustrous finish and crisp, structured folds for wedding decorations, event styling and large-scale creative projects.

Silky sheen for event decoration

The two tone appearance adds visual depth as light moves across the fabric. Its smooth surface and structured body work well for gathered displays, decorative folds and coordinated venue styling.

Fabric specifications

Suggested uses

• Wedding and reception decorations
• Event backdrops and decorative draping
• Table overlays, runners and table styling
• Chair sashes, bows and gathered accents
• Party displays, stage scenery and photo booth settings
• Costume accents and craft projects that call for non-stretch fabric

Ordering your roll

Select your color by its name and catalog code. Each quantity of 1 is one 100-yard roll in the selected color. For example, quantity 2 means two 100-yard rolls, totaling 200 yards. This listing is for fabric by the roll; finished decorations and display accessories are not included.

Frequently asked questions

Is this real silk?

No. The fabric is 100% polyester with a silky feel and lustrous appearance.

Does two tone taffeta stretch?

No. This taffeta is non-stretch, making it suitable for projects that need structured folds rather than elastic give.

How wide is the fabric?

The fabric is 60 inches wide, equivalent to 152.4 cm.

How much fabric comes in one roll?

One roll contains 100 yards, equivalent to 91.44 meters. The selling unit is a full roll.

Is it suitable for weddings and event decoration?

Yes. Its silky sheen and crisp body suit decorative backdrops, table styling, bows, chair accents and event displays.

Will the color look exactly like the image?

Colors can appear different with lighting, viewing angle and screen settings. The spiral images are digitally generated color illustrations based on the photographed fabric swatches; they are a visual guide rather than a color-accurate photograph of each roll.